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L-Malic Acid

Common Name:

Apple acid

About the Product

L-malic acid, a naturally occurring organic compound found in apples and other fruits, is commonly used in the food and beverage industry due to its unique properties. It adds tartness and sourness to food products, enhancing their flavor, and is particularly prevalent in candies, beverages, and fruit-flavored items. Additionally, L-malic acid functions as an acidulant and pH regulator, which helps maintain the stability and quality of certain food formulations. Its inclusion in food-grade products is subject to strict regulations to ensure its safety for consumption. Overall, food-grade L-malic acid is a versatile ingredient that significantly contributes to the sensory experience of various food and beverage applications.

Functionalities 

  • Acidulant

  • Flavor Enhancer

  • pH Regulation

  • Buffering Agent

  • Natural Preservative

Applicable Industries 

  • Food and Beverage

  • Bakery and Confectionery

  • Dairy and Desserts

  • Nutraceuticals

  • Pharmaceuticals

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